When war and disaster strike, children don’t die from bombs alone. They die because healthcare can’t reach them in time. Sign the pledge and urge government leaders to protect emergency healthcare units and secure sustained funding.
The pause in hostilities must become a definitive ceasefire. The bombs need to permanently stop falling, aid needs to enter Gaza, and there needs to be a definitive ceasefire so that children are protected.
Children in Gaza are being killed by bombs and bullets at an unprecedented rate. They have lost homes, loved ones, and the safety to which they have a right.
The Children’s Emergency Fund allows Save the Children to respond to wherever the need is greatest to reach children quickly with the essentials they need to survive.
The ongoing war in Ukraine is exacerbating children’s needs for protection, mental health and psychological support, food, healthcare, education, clean water, and sanitation.
Free, easy-to-follow guides on how to support your child to learn through play from Children Helping Hands' expert team
Are you looking for a fun and entertaining way to engage with children aged 6-11? Take part in our #MiniHumanitarianChallenge today.
Use these tips from Children Helping Hands' emergency response experts to help support children before, during and even after an emergency is over.
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